The District Health Unit is reassuring you that there
is no contaminated meat on store shelves in the city. Darlene Binette, a
spokesperson for the Thunder Bay District Health Unit says all of the
contaminated meat was pulled immediately from all store shelves. She also
confirms that there are no reports of E-Coli in Ontario from contaminated meat
from X-L Foods in Alberta.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
No E-Coli Reports In Thunder Bay
The District Health Unit is reassuring you that there
is no contaminated meat on store shelves in the city. Darlene Binette, a
spokesperson for the Thunder Bay District Health Unit says all of the
contaminated meat was pulled immediately from all store shelves. She also
confirms that there are no reports of E-Coli in Ontario from contaminated meat
from X-L Foods in Alberta.
